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Netanyahu says Israel should prepare for global sanctions and use blockchain to get around them. Haaretz asks whether Netanyahu thinks Israel would prefer an Iran-style blockchain economy to blocked sanctions.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Netanyahu vowed a major military operation in the West Bank after an attack killed Israeli soldiers, according to CBS News and NPR. CGTN reports that Netanyahu said Israel was planning a major West Bank military operation. Several outlets, including The Japan Times, Dawn and The Hindu, report that Israel launched the operation after soldiers were killed. Egypt Independent highlights demolitions starting in a West Bank city after a shooting attack killed two soldiers.

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Netanyahu says Israel should prepare for global sanctions and use blockchain to get around them. Haaretz asks whether Netanyahu thinks Israel would prefer an Iran-style blockchain economy to blocked sanctions.

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Netanyahu says Israel must prepare for banking sanctions and floats cryptocurrency as a possible alternative. According to The Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions and is preparing an alternative financial system.

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Netanyahu says Israel must prepare for banking sanctions and floats cryptocurrency as a possible alternative. According to The Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions and is preparing an alternative financial system.

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ABC News reports Netanyahu has ordered a major West Bank offensive after an attack in Hebron, while CBS News says he vowed a major military operation after a deadly attack on troops. The Guardian and The Times of Israel describe a collective punishment campaign in Hebron and an IDF operation launched after two soldiers were killed in a shooting attack. CGTN says Netanyahu stated Israel is planning a major West Bank military operation. The Japan Times, Dawn and The Hindu report Israel has launched a major West Bank operation after soldiers were killed. Egypt Independent reports Israel has begun demolitions in a West Bank city after two soldiers were killed in a shooting attack. Al Jazeera asks why Israel is launching a new military operation in the occupied West Bank.

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A shooting in the West Bank injured five people, two of them critically, according to The Times of Israel, which says the IDF believes the gunmen planned a larger attack. PBS NewsHour says the Israeli military reports two soldiers were killed in the attack, which also left two gunmen dead. Haaretz says Netanyahu announced that the IDF will evacuate the gunmen's neighborhood, and Egypt Independent says Israel has begun demolitions in a West Bank city.

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Israel has ordered its army to prepare to fully close the West Bank after an attack, according to Sky News and ABC News. The South China Morning Post attributes the order to Netanyahu and refers to a deadly shoot-out at a checkpoint. NPR reports that soldiers killed two men described as allegedly behind an attack, and that Israel ordered the West Bank closed. The Hindu links Netanyahu's order to an attack that wounded Israelis ahead of an election.

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Netanyahu vows to hunt Hamas terrorists while ministers demand a major West Bank military operation, according to The Jerusalem Post and CBS News. According to CGTN, Netanyahu says Israel is planning a major West Bank military operation. Several outlets, including The Japan Times, Dawn, South China Morning Post, The Hindu and The Express Tribune, report that Israel launched a major West Bank operation after soldiers were killed. Egypt Independent reports that Israel began demolitions in a West Bank city after a shooting attack killed two soldiers.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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The Israeli government has ordered a total blockade of the West Bank, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público attributes the decision directly to Netanyahu and links it to a shooting in Hebron.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Israel has ordered its army to prepare to fully close the West Bank after an attack, according to Sky News and ABC News. The South China Morning Post attributes the order to Netanyahu and refers to a deadly shoot-out at a checkpoint. NPR reports that soldiers killed two men described as allegedly behind an attack, and that Israel ordered the West Bank closed. The Hindu links Netanyahu's order to an attack that wounded Israelis ahead of an election.

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Netanyahu said the only way to eliminate the Iranian threat is to overthrow the regime in Tehran. RTP and Jornal de Notícias quote the statement directly, while O País summarises it as an aim to topple the regime.

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Three outlets from different countries frame Israel's election as a possible removal of Netanyahu from power. The New York Times reports that Palestinians hope the election will oust Netanyahu. Pakistan's Geo News asks whether a possible Netanyahu exit would end aggression against other states. India's The Hindu describes Eisenkot quietly trying to appeal for Netanyahu's removal.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Netanyahu said the only way to eliminate the Iranian threat is to overthrow the regime in Tehran. RTP and Jornal de Notícias quote the statement directly, while O País summarises it as an aim to topple the regime.

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Three outlets from different countries frame Israel's election as a possible removal of Netanyahu from power. The New York Times reports that Palestinians hope the election will oust Netanyahu. Pakistan's Geo News asks whether a possible Netanyahu exit would end aggression against other states. India's The Hindu describes Eisenkot quietly trying to appeal for Netanyahu's removal.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Netanyahu said the only way to eliminate the Iranian threat is to overthrow the regime in Tehran. RTP and Jornal de Notícias quote the statement directly, while O País summarises it as an aim to topple the regime.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Netanyahu tells the Jerusalem Post that Iran and its proxies are plotting to influence Israel's election. Observador quotes Netanyahu warning that Iran will "burn" if it attacks Israel. Haaretz frames Netanyahu's Iran war plans as a risky gamble tied to the election. The Japan Times argues the election may change Israel's leader but not its Iran war policy.

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According to a report cited by several outlets, Trump opposed Netanyahu's plans for renewed strikes on Iran ahead of the US midterm elections. Headlines place the planned strikes in early October, with one noting they had been prepared earlier that same month.

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Three outlets from different countries frame Israel's election as a possible removal of Netanyahu from power. The New York Times reports that Palestinians hope the election will oust Netanyahu. Pakistan's Geo News asks whether a possible Netanyahu exit would end aggression against other states. India's The Hindu describes Eisenkot quietly trying to appeal for Netanyahu's removal.

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According to a report cited by several outlets, Trump opposed Netanyahu's plans for renewed strikes on Iran ahead of the US midterm elections. Headlines place the planned strikes in early October, with one noting they had been prepared earlier that same month.

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According to a report cited by several outlets, Trump opposed Netanyahu's plans for renewed strikes on Iran ahead of the US midterm elections. Headlines place the planned strikes in early October, with one noting they had been prepared earlier that same month.

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According to a report cited by several outlets, Trump opposed Netanyahu's plans for renewed strikes on Iran ahead of the US midterm elections. Headlines place the planned strikes in early October, with one noting they had been prepared earlier that same month.

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Hegseth reportedly made an unannounced visit to Israel to hold talks with Netanyahu, according to sources cited by several outlets. Haaretz confirms the visit but declines to discuss the private talks with Netanyahu. Dawn reports that the talks covered Iran.

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The French government said it will deploy troops and acknowledged failures in handling the weekend unrest. The Times of Israel reports that Netanyahu blames the French unrest on an “invasion of extremist Islam,” and that a troop deployment is set.

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Hegseth reportedly made an unannounced visit to Israel to hold talks with Netanyahu, according to sources cited by several outlets. Haaretz confirms the visit but declines to discuss the private talks with Netanyahu. Dawn reports that the talks covered Iran.

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US Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid, while Donald Trump has backed it. PBS NewsHour reports that Vance said he is focused on the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post and Egypt Independent link the decision to the Israeli election; Egypt Independent highlights the break with Trump.

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Hegseth reportedly made an unannounced visit to Israel to hold talks with Netanyahu, according to sources cited by several outlets. Haaretz confirms the visit but declines to discuss the private talks with Netanyahu. Dawn reports that the talks covered Iran.

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Hegseth reportedly made an unannounced visit to Israel to hold talks with Netanyahu, according to sources cited by several outlets. Haaretz confirms the visit but declines to discuss the private talks with Netanyahu. Dawn reports that the talks covered Iran.

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US Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid, while Donald Trump has backed it. PBS NewsHour reports that Vance said he is focused on the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post and Egypt Independent link the decision to the Israeli election; Egypt Independent highlights the break with Trump.

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US Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid, while Donald Trump has backed it. PBS NewsHour reports that Vance said he is focused on the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post and Egypt Independent link the decision to the Israeli election; Egypt Independent highlights the break with Trump.

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US Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid, while Donald Trump has backed it. PBS NewsHour reports that Vance said he is focused on the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post and Egypt Independent link the decision to the Israeli election; Egypt Independent highlights the break with Trump.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made an unannounced visit to Israel and met Benjamin Netanyahu and Katz. Dawn reports that the visit included discussions about Iran.

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Several outlets from Israel, the United States and South Africa report an unannounced visit by Hegseth to Israel to meet Netanyahu. The headlines place the visit days before Israeli elections, and CBS News links the meeting to a possible restart of the war with Iran.

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U.S. Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu's bid for re-election, saying he is focusing on the midterm elections. Several outlets from Israel, Egypt and India highlight that Vance did not join Donald Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu in the Israeli election.

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Several outlets from Israel, the United States and South Africa report an unannounced visit by Hegseth to Israel to meet Netanyahu. The headlines place the visit days before Israeli elections, and CBS News links the meeting to a possible restart of the war with Iran.

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Several headlines report that US Vice-President JD Vance declined to endorse Netanyahu's re-election bid, despite Trump's backing. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour say Vance is focusing on the US midterms, while Egypt Independent describes the stance as a break with Trump.

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Several outlets from Israel, the United States and South Africa report an unannounced visit by Hegseth to Israel to meet Netanyahu. The headlines place the visit days before Israeli elections, and CBS News links the meeting to a possible restart of the war with Iran.

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Several outlets from Israel, the United States and South Africa report an unannounced visit by Hegseth to Israel to meet Netanyahu. The headlines place the visit days before Israeli elections, and CBS News links the meeting to a possible restart of the war with Iran.

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Israeli police announced the arrest of ten suspects in settler attacks on a journalist and diplomats in the West Bank. U.S. outlets highlight official American condemnation of the attacks, while The New York Times reports that Netanyahu casts doubt on them.

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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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Donald Trump declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's legislative elections, describing it as total and unequivocal, a few days before the vote. The Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said Netanyahu is the only one able to help the US finish the job in Iran. The Folha de S.Paulo presents the Israeli prime minister as a partner for peace.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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Several outlets from different countries report that masked Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the occupied West Bank. Some headlines add that the attack included assaulting a French mayor, as reported by the South China Morning Post, Sky News, The Daily Star and Dawn. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Times of Israel reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu says there is no «compelling evidence» that settlers attacked the European diplomats. The Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post headlines also link the attack to Palestinian olive harvesters, while the other headlines do not mention this.

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The headlines cover conflict and tension in the Middle East: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and oil output hit by the war. Punch (Nigeria) reports that the war has cut two billion barrels of Middle East oil output, according to Kpler. The Jerusalem Post (Israel) writes about Netanyahu's position in the region, in an opinion piece. MyJoyOnline (Ghana) links the Middle East crisis to food inflation in Ghana.

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